is this good blind buy for $50.00? i was going to dvr it Monday on SCIFI but i getting HD so i cant , what kind of serie is it?
thanks

If you like Pushing Daisies or Wonderfalls, you'll probably like Dead Like Me as well. All three are by Bryan Fuller. It's a drama, but very quirky and funny with a lot of dry, black humor. I would definitely recommend it, but it's probably not for everyone.

I think 50.00 is actually a lot. I love the series. The new movie is garbage though. I would put it on the radar and just hold out for a better sale for a blind buy. I do agree that if you like Pushing daisies and/or wonderfalls, you would most likely dig DLM.

thanks, if it like Pushing daisies no thanks
thanks

i did see some of the Marathon today on SCIFI, directv mess up and never came to put in HD, but i did enjoy of what i seen of DLM, i will buy the Complete Series soon, BTW, directv is giving me free installation and 3 months of HDNET for free for the mixed up

Huh!? What movie?? Anyway, yeah, $50.00 seems a little steep. But it is a great show. One I miss.

There's a direct to DVD movie that is being released Tuesday (if memory serves.)

I reviewed the first two seasons years ago and thought it was a great show. I'm looking forward to the movie, which I will review as soon as my copy arrives.

I watched the first season and a half and loved it. Heard it didn't end as well as it could have, so perhaps the movie closes up all the loose ends or something. Looking forward to getting the movie and finishing off the set at some point.

I'd recommend it as a blind buy.

What is the movie called? Is it the same cast?

Dead Like Me: Life After Death, and the same cast

Mostly the same cast. Laura Harris wasn't able to return to play Daisy because she was committed to Women's Murder Club at the time the movie was made. The part was recast with Sarah Wynter (who played Harris' sister on the second season of "24".)

Unfortunately, Wynter isn't very good in the part. She's all wrong for the role.

And the part of Rube was written out because Mandy Patinkin has burned all his bridges in Hollywood and will never be working as an actor again.

good series, very very bad movie

The movie isn't great, but I didn't think it was terrible. It was nice to spend time in the company of these characters again, and the movie brings a satisfying bit of closure to the George & Reggie storyline. It was a better ending for the show than the last episode was.